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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-16, Page 35Friday, April 18' 6-12 p.m. 1 GuNINI Irlardware 412 MAIN ST. EXETER 235-2511 One in three! CANADIANS LIKE CREDIT UNIONS A members savings account is life in- sured to a maximum of $2,000.00 at no extra cost. TERM DEPOSIT RATES We are now paying 14 V2 % for deposits over $1,000.00. OFFICE HOURS MONDAY to THURSDAY 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LTD. EXETER BRANCH Located in the Old Town Hall 322 MAIN ST. 235-0640 MONENIMI ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY 3 BIG DAYS This Thursday, Friday & Saturday PLUS FRIDAY UNITL MIDNIGHT FOR EXETER'S MOONLIGHT MADNESS Special Savings On //. en's Suits RED TAG SALE $ 0 n Save Up to ... gpv SPECIAL RACK OF MEN'S SUITS ... ;19.95 20% to 50% Off COATSr 20% DISCOUNT * Shirts * Slacks *Jeans * Cords * Hats * Shorts * Top Coats*Bathing Suits Come Save During Our Phone 235-2320 EXETER MAIN ST Len McKnight & Sons Men's Wear Thanks For Shopping at McKnight: EXETER WED. & THURS. April 17 April l$ EVENING COUPONS 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sliced The Way You Like It 3 Itr. bottle DOWNY LIQUID FABRIC SOFTENER 88 1 lb. bag "VALUABLE COUPON. Limit one bottle per coupon. One coupon per $25.00 . • food order excluding coupon item. "VALUABLE COUPON ' MAXWELL HOUSE $ FFEE all purpose grind Limit one pound per coupon. One coupon per $25.00 food order excluding coupon item. 1.4 ti g VALUABLE COUPON' COOKED HAM 39 lb. Limit one pound per coupon. One coupon per $25.00 food order excluding coupon item. EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS PART-TIME AND CONTINUING EDUCATION CLINTON CAMPUS Vanastra Road, Clinton, Ontario NOM 1 LO Phone 482-3458 COURSE NAME ACADEMIC English and Mathematics Upgrading and Home Study CONVERSATIONAL LANGUAGES Conversational French I CLERICAL/SECRETARIAL Level I Bookkeeping Level II Bookkeeping The'Complete Receptionist AUTOMOTIVE Basic Servicing and Repair of Small Engines FOOD SERVICES Bartending Techniques CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION (C.P.R.) COURSES FOR REGISTERED NURSES Topics in Geriatrics for Registered Nurses DAY(S) M. Tu. M Tu. M. Tu. M. Sat. & Sun M. FEE $23. $38 $23 • $23 $15 $33 $48 $20 $49 REGISTER NOW! - in person OR by mail (enclose cheque or money order); no post dated cheques accepted, - many courses start the weeks of April 14, and 21, 1980. Conestoga College of Ap_plied Arts and Technology We've got a lot to share. OPP STOP SOUTH BOUND TRAFFIC — As the result of a robbery Thursday morning Ex- eter OPP and town police were stopping all southbound traffic on Highway Four. Talking to a motorist was Constable Jack Straughan. Staff photo • 7, 77, 77- Tirmis-Advocpte, April 16, 1980 STOCK sToPPING TRAFFIC As the result of Co bank robbery in LondesboroThursday, police in the area were looking for the. e$, cape vehicle: At Exeter's town limits on. Highway Four, Exeter chief Ted Pay and OPP Constable Wally Tornasik checked the identification of drivers. T-A photo Missionary tells about Japan sol5A in address to Granton women By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON The April meetong of the General U.C.W. was held in the church basement on April 8th. Mrs. Wilfred Garrett presided and opened the meeting with prayer and a hymn followed by the business, and reports. Each member was requested to bring a small gift for the Cancer cupboard at Thameswood Hall London to the next meeting. Susan Gricken who was a delegate to the Five Oaks Conference gave an informative report of her attendance there. Unit 3 reported that they would again be responsible for the arrangements for the bazaar, which will be held October 18. Unit 4 said that they had five quilts in the making, and will have a bake sale on Fun Day in July. Mrs. Elwood Morden presented a very interesting report on the Middlesex Presbyterial meeting; held in the Metropolitan United Church London, the theme was "The Power of the stored up Word". Jack Burghardt of T.V. fame was the guest speaker, and said that the greatest power of the stored up word was the Bible. Unit 4 was responsible for the program, with the theme Easter and president Mrs. Cliff Hardie opened with the scripture followed by a reading, "One solitary Life". Mrs. Hardie introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Truman Lowes of Toronto, a former missionary to Japan and teacher of health to Japanese sehbol students in Tokyo. Mrs. Lowes talked about the customs, and industries of Japan, explaining that the city of .Tokyo was very progressive, and that Japanese had copied a lot of western customs, with dress, and the way they built their homes. The speaker illustrated her talk with slides, and modelled a kimona, Following a question period refreshments were served by unit 4, C.G.I.T. news Margaret McGuffin opened the meeting with prayer. After the opening exercises led by Bonnie Harloff, and a discussion of the week's business. Mrs. G. McRobert presented a story of our "Doubts" based on the Bible story of Thomas, the Disciple who was un- prepared to believe the story of Jesus' Resurrection until he personally was able to examine the wounds of Jesus. The members then broke into pairs for a Bible study, showing how people take on dispositions of animals. Their findings were presented along with prayer, taken from a verse in the Bible. Christine Jones closed the meeting. Church news • At the United Church Rev. Elwood Morden conducted the morning worship and officiated at the Sacrament of Holy Communion. Taking the theme for his sermon "Behold the Man". These were Pilate's words when he presented Jesus after His trial, to the people. This was after Jesus had ,been ridiculed, crowned with thorns, scourged, and his garments torn. Think about these words the minister said, and what they meant to John "Behold the Man". To John, He was a Man of God and the Hope of the World, and as we celebrate Me Sacrament of Holy Corn- munion the bread and wine, the body and blood of Jesus Christ it marks the fulfillment of all our hopes. Mrs. Gordon McRobert and Mrs. Robert Scott were bership • of the church by profession of faith and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fox, Mr. Robert Scott and Mrs. Paul Wallis by transfer of membership. At St. Thomas Anglican Church, Dr. Walter Creery of Kirkton Was in charge of the service of morning prayer. Dr. Creery said, after the resurrection and the ap- pearing of Jesus Christ to the Apostles, and the significance and reality that He overcame death, so that we may live. He compared the difference between the raising of Lazarus and Jesus, which we can only trace back to the power -of God. At the Granton Com- munity Church, Rev. Glen Fretz of London, taught on the Christian Goals from Phil 2:4-18. From this passage we learn that as Christians we need to set goals unless we will be caught up in the World's system of perverse thinking. Also we have been given the responsibility of being Lighthouses to guide others to the "Pure Light", Jesus Christ. Thirdly we should set Christian goals because Jesus will ask each Christian to give an account of how we've lived our lives on the Judgement Day. Court Valentine dinner meeting The ladies of Court Valentine Canadian Foresters enjoyed their annual night out at the St. Thomas Anglican Church Hall, on April The sump- tuous dinner was prepared and served by the A.C.W. of the church. At the conclusion of the meal, Sister Melba• St. Dennis presided over a short business meeting. Sister received into the mem- ' Ruth Jarvis District Deputy of London was a guest and spoke to the ladies and congratulated them on their large membership. Sister Sandra Hern secretary of the Court, had received the list of plays and ticket prices for the Country Playhouse at Grand Bend, there was a discussion on this, and it was decided to make a decision later at the May meeting. The remainder of the evening was enjoyed with contests, games and humorous readings. Prize winners for the contests were the following mem- bers: guessing the number of candies in a jar, Melba St. Dennis; pie contest, Jose Taziar ; and name bingo, Eileen Summers. Cancer education meeting Come to the Lucan Public School on Thursday, April 17 at 8 p.m. to hear Dr. Keith Gray Medical Consultant, and Sister Judith, secretary of the Palliative Care Ser- vice of St. Joseph's Hospital, London. They will speak on Palliative Care (care for the terminally ill). Everyone is welcome, lunch will be provided. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins attended the reception for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pfaff on Friday April 11 on the occasion of the 50th wedding anniversary held at the Exeter recreation centre. Mrs. Winifred Anderson and Mrs. Barbara Prout both from London were Sunday evening dinner guests of their sister, Mrs. Donald Roloson and family, and attended the Induction service for the Rev. Bruce Pocock Rector of Holy Trinity Church, Lucan.